Hello, I'm curious if the performance on my older Xeon based machine is due to the age of the machine or something misconfigured/not working right.
I'm running dolphin on a couple of machines, but most often on a Windows 7 box that's based on the Intel 5400 chipset , dual Xeon x5482's (3.2Ghz), and 16 GB of RAM (800Mhz FB-DIMMS). It's booting from a 4 way striped raid of SSD's that are connected directly to the pci-e bus, and the GPU is an Nvidia 680 GTX 2gb. audio is built-in realtek ALC885.
aaaand I can't get more than about 18 fps at 1x native internal resolution/no AA/no AF/HLE audio in Xenoblade Chronicles, which results in audio stuttering that is deal-breakingly annoying.
sound about right for this hardware or do I have something messed up?
thanks!
I'm running dolphin on a couple of machines, but most often on a Windows 7 box that's based on the Intel 5400 chipset , dual Xeon x5482's (3.2Ghz), and 16 GB of RAM (800Mhz FB-DIMMS). It's booting from a 4 way striped raid of SSD's that are connected directly to the pci-e bus, and the GPU is an Nvidia 680 GTX 2gb. audio is built-in realtek ALC885.
aaaand I can't get more than about 18 fps at 1x native internal resolution/no AA/no AF/HLE audio in Xenoblade Chronicles, which results in audio stuttering that is deal-breakingly annoying.
sound about right for this hardware or do I have something messed up?
thanks!